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Zero to Launch

Ramit Sethi

3 recommenders · 4 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2014–2016 · score 2.8

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A paid online course by Ramit Sethi on launching a small online business or information-product offer, with a focus on getting to a first paying version quickly. Commenters describe it as covering pricing, selling, and creating online information products.

Commenters call it worth the price for people starting a small online business, and praise the network and advice that come with it.

Business, Finance & Economicsbeginnerpaidmixed#online business#information products#pricing#entrepreneurship#sethi

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20142016

On Reddit (4)

  1. Strongly recommendsdouglasjfoleyr/Entrepreneur2014in “Has anyone taken 'How to Make a $1000 a Month Business' course by Noah?”▲ 1

    I took the course and found it very helpful, especially the failure olympics. I did find a lot more value from Ramit's Zero to Launch Course, but you're going to spend 10x as much $299/mth (which was worth it for me). If you are just getting started with an online business, it is definitely a…

  2. RecommendsLauraXVIIr/Entrepreneur2016in “Hello all I have a small business that is very young and am feeling I need some help! I currently work too much at another job to take any sort of in person classes. I am interested in recommendations for online classes. I'd even consider an online bachelor's program where I could get financial aid”

    Have a look at Coursera - they do programmes of 5-6 courses where you pay $400ish and you get a certificate afterwards, or you can enroll in the individual modules of the course separately for free but you don't get the certification. Alternatively have a look at Ramit Sethi's Zero to Launch - I…

  3. Recommendsgoosetavo2013r/Entrepreneur2015in “Young entrepreneur (steady amount of clients) looking to get into consulting”

    Check out Ramit Seti's Zero To Launch course on creating online information products. It covers a lot of what you're asking. Cheers!

  4. Recommendsgoosetavo2013r/Entrepreneur2014in “How do I start charging for something I've been providing for free?”▲ 1

    Check out Ramit Seth's Zero to Launch course, it covers this exact topic, course is pretty pricey but definitely worth it. The network and advice alone is awesome.

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